Quote by Agatha Christie, Endless Night b

I didn't want to work. It was as simple as that. I distrusted work, disliked it. I thought it was a very bad thing that the human race had unfortunately invented for itself.

I didn't want to work. It was as simple as that. I distruste

Summary

In this quote, the speaker expresses their aversion towards work. They explain that they didn't have any desire or willingness to engage in it. Their negative attitude towards work stems from a sense of distrust and dislike for it. The speaker even goes as far as considering work to be a detrimental invention of the human race. This quote reflects a perspective that views work as something undesirable or even burdensome, contrary to the commonly upheld belief that work is necessary or meaningful.

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By Agatha Christie, Endless Night b

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